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PLANNING
Cities have 'gone backwards towards a centralising tendency'
By Ann McGauran | 07 October 2020
Cities have ‘gone backwards’ towards a centralising tendency in response to COVID-19 and in rela...
PLANNING
Planning reforms risk delivery of affordable homes, council leaders warn
By William Eichler | 07 October 2020
Communities could have missed out on 30,000 affordable homes in the past five years if proposed g...
PLANNING
Levelling up begins with housing
By Jonathan Webb | 06 October 2020
Cities like Manchester need more say in shaping housing policy, with proper powers and resources ...
PLANNING
It's time for Government to level up
By Lord Kerslake | 06 October 2020
There's still time to avoid levelling up becoming Boris Johnson’s Big Society, writes Sir Bob Ker...
PLANNING
Any further loosening of planning laws would be a disaster for towns and cities
By Cllr Faisal Rana | 28 September 2020
Cllr Faisal Rana of Rochdale MBC argues that the government's planning White Paper will have a de...
WHITEHALL
Planning proposals will 'disempower' councils
By Dan Peters | 28 September 2020
The Lib Dems have used their autumn conference to warn that the Government’s planning proposals w...
PLANNING
Planning Reforms: Data can shine a light on the true social value of development
By Liam Ronan-Chlond | 21 September 2020
Liam Ronan-Chlond says the challenges for both public and private sectors is how to properly mea...
PLANNING
Councils warn of 'housebuilding fiasco'
By Martin Ford | 15 September 2020
New government housing targets will lead to a north-south divide in England, the Local Government...
WHITEHALL
No by-elections before May, ministers confirm
By Dan Peters | 14 September 2020
Ministers have confirmed that no by-elections or neighbourhood planning referendums will take pla...
WHITEHALL
Pincher tries to soothe Tory fears over new housing formula
By Dan Peters | 03 September 2020
Housing minister Christopher Pincher has attempted to soothe Tory fears over the Government’s new...
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